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THE DAILY NEWS

Saturday, July 2, 1982
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Why Object to Hard Times

 

 

THE DAILY NEWS.

PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA

 

Published Every Afternoon, Except Sunday, by Prince Rupert
Daily News, Limited, Third Avenue

H. F. PULLEN - - - Managing-Editor

 

 

 

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creates unemployment here. Any supposititious saying you imagine, by artful description from the big

town, you may make at the time, you don’t, in the end. And the whole town loses when your money goes

away. Prince Rupert has been good to you. Be goo d to yourself!
Ocean Falls tomorrow on the Prince S pp
. Rupert on its return south. }
safeties during the contest
dentally, it was the first

tegen db ve of =u BASEBALL Buy In P R IN E. E RU P ERT

tories.

The only run of the game was
scored in the first inning. Kenny
led off for Empress and was tossed
out at first by Lambie. D. Stalker
singled and went to second as Mor-
an threw out Fong at first. Windle
was safe when Johnson fumbled his

EMPRESS WINS Vancouver Ball
IN BASEBALL Team In Series |
* At Ocean Falls

Ten players of the Vancouver
Athletic Club baseball team of Van-
couver arrived on the Prince Rupert
Thursday night at Ocean Falls to
play a series of games during the
Dominion Day holiday period with
an all-star team representing the
paper town. The team will leave

 

 

Sons of Canada Lose 1-0 in Fine
Pitchers’ Battle—Lambie’s
First Defeat

 

In the Dominion Day baseball
fixture yesterday afternoon, Em-
press managed to squeeze out a 1-0
victory over Sons of Canada, which
tied those two teams for the league
leadership. It was a pitchers’ battle
all the way between Lambie and
Walsh, each man allowing but three

 

 

Young Elks vs. Young S. O. C.

TONIGHT - 6:45

 

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“HLS. Wallace Ltd.

Exclusive Ladies’ Wear

 

 

 

 

 

Your Canadian Dollar A Real Bargain!

Is Worth 100 Cents

Savoy Hotel

Prince Rupert's Leading Family

G. Percy Tinker

& Company, Limited

We have on hand two new 1931

Winners In

Vaudeville

David Houston Takes Honors
Juvenile Contest—Sam Joy
Winner Thursday Night

grounder and Stalker went to third
Windle got himself in a hot-hox he-
tween first and second and before
they could tag him Stalker
crossed the plate with the only run
of the afternoon.

Sons tried hard and got two men
as far as third on two occasions but
Empress managed to hold their slim
margip to win the game

The Box Score

had
BaG

in

Sam Joy, with a clever song and
dance act, was the winner of the
amateur vaudeville contest at the

{| Only while circulating at home

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|Backed by Canadian
Deposits

Government

Fire
M. M. Stephens & Co. Lid.

i Prince Rupert, B.C.
and Household Inventories

Automobile
from

and Casualty

Rates

Sedans we wish to sell before the Hotel Real Estate & Insurance
e ailival Of the new modeis. We ait ; ‘
offering a very substantial dis- athine Hot and Cold Water in All Rooms Agents
count from list price Millinery ven
This is an opportunity to get a arty e ‘ .
new car at a special price Dry Goods Conveyancing — Rentals

A. J, PRUDHOMME
Proprietor

Insurance, Stocks & Bonds

S. E. Parker Ltd.
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f hone 9 Third Ay enue Corner Fraser St. and Fifth 8t

Third Street

Prince Rupert, B.C Prince Rupert, B.C,

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Get the Best in
Workmanship

At the Same Price

 

LOUIS SHIBIG

Quality Shoe Repairs
$18 Sixth St, Prince Rupert, BC.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROIS UI LANE

 

 

 

EMPRESS ABR H POA E,* ; : ‘a
Kenny 3b. : 6.0 %°2 0 Capitol Theatre Thursday night on Application Phone 83
D. Stalker If 1.6 0 0-6 He competed with Tom Barton who | stele RE TORENT NICS Be NaneIEI Bem
ae ue , » 0 0 3 2 2/280 put on a song and dance act | SE SOS A IS Pl EE ES OL AM Re a TTT.
Windle es ; ae ' 1 1 The judges of applause were Mrs. S. I reeeren corecmmemeemcmmmmmrcnses SSAC AS RR NMRA.”
Ss. . 7—_eo- CS
Gurith c 300610 V. Cox and Ald. 8. D. Macdonald :
. - ,| In the afternoon contest for chil- | Mil d B
Douglas 1b. 3007900
‘wc p ce. 6 978% dren, David Houston, showing sur- ‘Mac’s Shoe Hos ital ! a ty eauty The | Acme Importers
Raby a oR a 5 g | Prising talent as a boy soprano in | P Ci , A °
Hunt rf. 100 0 0 I'M 4 oe ee was the | Second Avenue., Prince Rupert, B.C. Shoppe ity $ uctioneer |
a s winner. Betty rown an ara | hos oe
P. Chenoski rf ay ar ae ee Sak ctelnh w-aedid. Gen dikeciedites. Satisfaction Guaranteed
- ‘ & prety “ap Cancing | It's economy to have your old shoes Shampooin r — Marcelling ‘ - ;
Totals" % 1321 9 3 number and Jack Bremner played | repaired mite Fi SS W ay ; herein Men’s and Boys Outfitters |
1 cornet solo. Ald. J. H. Pillsbury ‘Inger Waving Pinmnt aotti alu: eenn”
> ; { settlements. Valuations free ’ : . sas
ala 9. C- ABR H POA E ‘and Miss 8. A. Mills were judges Let Mac Do It! nnn Sere ? Clothing — Furnishings
oran Sb. $ 0 0 2 2 0 On Thursday night in the inter-| Oh TORE AS, St Specializing in Permanent ™ ¥#u bave anything to dispose of, |
R. Stalker ¢ 30090 0 mission, Sam Joy. Tom Barton Da- | 7 W ee ee “— - | “ee
° } Mae “Nooo aly a aha 2 J/aves
poe : y : 5 2 2 vid Houston and Betty Brown and | First Class Workmanship waves J |
. ; 2°49 Nas id oe goietinggr at ts ; ee, a
Comadina cf 64.0 @48 aioe eee ceeate ae} Guaranteed Phone — 655 Geo. ° Dawes phe Your Dollar
W. Johnson ss. 3 0 0 2 1 1 jinie nia atid Hind Widen dae: 5 ’ ' r0es the Farthes
nadine a e 3001 ; 0 nist and pianist, and Joe Slaggard No Job Too Big or Too Small 305 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C. Black 120 — Phones — Red 633 the Farthest
u . 4 i: ect ate 1s a one-man band, who had been}
E johnesn Hf. 2 0 1 0 0 ol the Wednesday night content See RNR TC ea Sa LAT ATT
. son r 2 ) U |
ae PRET ERROESe WALID LS. 5A nn
Totals 25 0 321 $8 2 balls off Lambie (1); struck out by |
Empress 1 0 0 0 0 O O—~1 Lambie (9), Walsh (6); left on base|
8. 0. C, 0 60 0 0 0 O O—~] Empress (3); S. O. C. (4) passed | J hn Bul Ltd | Sh dd , D J F M ® Ben’s Ne St nd & F , St ti
SCummary—Stolen base, Fong, ball Gurvich (1); time of game, | 0 ger t {4 € on s | r. ° ® aguire ws a rasey : a oners
Raby; 2-base hit, Lambie: base on 1:05; umpire, Arseneau |

The Jewellers Grocery and Confectionery

 

 

 

Our Workshop is Fully
Equipped to Manufac-

CHURCH NOTICES ©": 8"

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| Third Avenue, Prince Rupert, B.C.

This Society is a branch of the Mother Church, the First | ES EE TR eT OR TORT
Chureh of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass, Sunday morn- | Ne a ee ce TERT LD TS EIS HE TS

ing service at 11 o'clock. Subject, “GOD.” Sunday School
at 12:15. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Reading S e § G
pring Salmon Guts
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Trolling Lines

Room, Third Street, Besner Block, open on Monday and
— and —

Where You Get the Best
For Less

 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

(Christian Science Society, Third St., Besner Block)

502 Fifth Avenue East
Opposite the Hospital

 

 

 

Tom Ballinger

Thursday from 3 to 5.
Kitchen Hardware
Chinaware, Crockery
C. C. M. Bicycles

 

FIRST UNITED CHURCH

Pastor, Rev. A. Wilson. B.A.

 

:
Norwegian Produce of
Superior Quality |

Jack Selvig |

Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Morning Worship at 11. Song by Junior Choi
Evening Worship at 7:30
Solo, “Jesus Lover of My Soul,” Mrs. P. C. Miller
Solo, Dr. R.G. Large
Farewell message of Pastor

Social half-hour following the service in Church Parlors

 

G11 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, 3.0.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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| Gas Station Stationery, Office Supplies
| Tobacco, Ice Cream, Confectionery
) Gas and Oil

Agent For

Counter Check Books
Rubber Stamps

Magazines and Newspapers

Rooms 7-8-9 Smith Block |
Prince Rupert, B.C,

Telephone — 525

Toys — Novelties — Films
Third Avenue, Prince Rupert, B.C,

Mail orders promptly attended to

Corner Third and McBride
_ Ben Ferguson, Proprietor

 

 

 

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ne se amare on
Cut Rate Shoe —

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The Howe of Quality Shoes! SILVER and GOLD PLA.iNG

At Lowest Prices OK REA
ENGRAVING

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Leo Contoli

Manufacturing Jeweller

The Fulton Grocery

Louis Amadio
Corner Fulton & Sixth Streets

ALL LINES & BEST BRANDS
Groceries, Fruits,

Get your light footwear for the
} warmer weather now

Specially Low Prices
On Running Shoes
In All Sizes :

Vegetables, Ete.
Mail Orders Attended to P th ,
es ee | Italian Imported Produee

City Delivery, Lowest Prices
Phone—756
Prompt Attention to Country Orders

Telephone: Blue 428
Sixth Street, Prince Rupert, B.C,

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